13/10/2026
B&C's CXN coaxial range puts the woofer and compression driver on the same axis, in a single frame — fourteen models running from the compact 4" 4CXN36 right up to the 1000 W 12CXN88/14CXN88/15CXN88 family.
What that buys you: low and high frequencies launch from one point instead of two separate drivers spaced apart, so the coverage pattern holds together through the crossover region rather than splitting as you move off-axis. It's a format that earns its keep in compact full-range cabinets, stage monitors, and point-source install or touring rigs where a single transducer needs to carry the whole band cleanly.
Every CXN model runs a Neodymium motor and a dual-entry design, with low and high frequency sections wired separately. And B&C doesn't hand you a generic passive crossover to make it work — the FBCXN36, FB10CX64, and FBCXN88 networks are each engineered for their specific driver pairing's electrical and acoustic behaviour.
A few points across the range: the 4CXN36 is B&C's most compact full-range transducer at 200 W and 70° coverage. The 15CXN76 runs 800 W across an 80° pattern with a 40–18,000 Hz response. The 12/14/15CXN88 family tops out at 1000 W with a larger-coil motor for high-output work.
Full spec sheets and the complete range are on our website: www.surgesound.co.za
